Police issue advice to keyless car drivers after string of thefts
Thieves are breaking into keyless cars by intercepting the signal from the key stored inside the owner's house.
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NSPCC warn Thames Valley children who were abused could be sidelined by the NHS
More than 50,000 children in Thames Valley who were abused may soon be sidelined by the NHS, according to research ...
REVIEW: A luxury weekend break fit for a Queen at Stoke Place
STEEPED in history and swathed in luxury, a visit to Stoke Place in Buckinghamshire is like taking a step back ...
Three men charged in connection with Winnersh burglaries
THREE men have been charged in connection with a spate of burglaries across Berkshire and South Buckinghamshire, including Winnersh. The man ...
Thames Valley Police to recruit 200 constables this year
THAMES Valley Police is set to start recruiting police officers as part of a large-scale drive to get more constables on ...
Thames Valley Police becomes latest force to adopt spit guards
A CONTROVERSIAL method of preventing arrested people from spitting at police officers is being rolled out by Thames Valley Police ...
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